This post is exactly what it sounds like. Read on to find out how this process works, as well as why you might want to do it.The first step is to enter a command, such as "ps" or "cat", into the terminal window and press enter. Wait a few seconds for the computer's response before pressing enter again. You'll then see a new prompt that looks something like: $>. If you want to run the same command again, enter "!" then the command. For example, if you entered "ps", you would type "!". Now press enter once more. The computer will respond with something like: ps. That's all there is to it!To copy text from an xterm window, click on the highlighted text with your mouse button and drag to select it. Release your mouse button after selecting the text and instead hold down Ctrl+Shift+c. If everything worked correctly, a little box should pop up at the bottom of your screen saying "Copied". The following steps only apply if you're running Linux from a live CD, a USB drive or a virtual machine. If you installed it on your hard drive, skip down to the "Installing the Virtual Machine" section.First, start up a terminal window.If you have it available, plug in your Linux bootable media and mount the device with the 'mount` command. As an example, if my USB is /dev/sdb1, I would type in 'mount /dev/sdb1 /media'. Now copy everything located in '/media/' onto your computer's hard drive by typing 'cp -rp /media/* ~/'. Create a virtualization folder in your home directory. The following command will do this: 'mkdir ~/vm'.Now type 'virtualisation' inside the terminal window and press enter.Switch over to your new virtualization folder by typing 'cd ~/vm'. You'll see a message suggesting you create a new .vbox folder in your home directory. Type 'mkdir '. Now move all of the files from your USB drive into this directory by copying them one-by-one into the newly created .vbox folder. Finally, rename all of these files with a .vbox extension to make sure they're recognized as virtual machine files. This will take a while, so be patient. To boot your virtual machine, type 'qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -m 32 -c ./vbox.cfg' and press enter. You can now hit enter again to start the virtual machine. You will see the message indicating that it started up once more, now presenting an error message about being unable to find virtual hardware. If you've done everything correctly so far, you'd need to change the configuration file for your virtual hardware with this command: 'sudo nano /media/sdb1/boot/grub/grub.cfg'.

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